Kelley Lynch<kelley.lynch.2010@gmail.com> | Fri, Nov 9, 2012 at 3:18 PM |
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Hailey,
What is going on with my public defender and Stephen Gianelli? Why did Gianelli think I would end up back in jail? Why did his supervisor force him to represent me yesterday? Why did I have to force him to address the court with respect to the proof that I completed all requierments re. my probation while in jail? The MERIT program is an excellent program and LASD should be given the credit it deserves with respect to that program. My witnesses looked over the lesson plans, etc. and think the EBI inmate/teaching/facilitation program is extraordinary. It is. As Trungpa Rinpoche understood - if you teach the material, you really begin to understand it. A Tibetan lama who is a friend of mine asked me many questions about Buddhist woman in jail; mothers who are in jail; and the conduct of the jail staff. My son commented on the jail staff when he visited. People notice things. What is going on with Leonard Cohen and Gianelli? Was Investigator Frayeh's theory correct - has Gianelli found a sympathetic ear with Alan Jackson about me? This situation is unconscionable. Here's another question - listen to this track: Has Leonard Cohen finally gotten in touch with his inner Jeffrey Dahmer? http://www.youtube.com/watch? How far will this man go to destroy me and Phil Spector? He obviously cannot stop himself. Is he Buddhist, Hailey? His comments about my religious beliefs nauseate people who are now commenting that he has no religious beliefs. The IRS refund didn't close the case. He and his lawyers lied in court. Agent Sopko's email was sent to me n 2007. I met with her in 2007. I am looking at the refund paperwork Kory provided my lawyers - the IRS refund was confirmed in December 2005 and yet Cohen had proven nothing in court at that time. Why am I surrounded by mountains of evidence proving he stole millions from me? That's how Boies Schiller figured out the facts. They wanted to know why Cohen made me an enemy. He testified that I'm the "enemy." Boies Schiller sent me an email that I forwarded the Denver FBI - Cohen and Kory were going to destroy me and my children. That's dead obvious. Which gun story re. Cohen and Phil Spector does our government believe? There are three before LA Superior Court now - the one Cohen testified about; the one Cohen wrote Streeter about; and the one the prosecutors may have used before the Grand Jury and definitely used in motions. The Grand Jury Adviser is now looking for the statements of Leonard Cohen's that were presented to the Grand Jury. Mick Brown saw those transcripts and there was confusion about testimony vs. statements. Fortunately, Mick Brown wrote my public defenders while I was on trial. That goes to character. Cohen testified that I said he perjured himself in Phil Spector's Grand Jury. That is NOT what happened., Mick Brown knows this for a fact and we have now sorted out the confusion and I think he is a brave man who has my respect. Why did the public defender's supervisor have to force him to represent me? Did he think he was my "former public defender" when he possibly contacted Gianelli - who posted this (so I didn't just alleged it but Gianelli has obvious motive and I have done more than "denounced' him to the IRS and FBI and happen to think they should arrest and prosecute him and I am not alone)? It remains to be seen. Who is Kelly Green? He/she was on the Darwin Exception in 2007. That Blog is hostile to Phil Spector and glorifies Alan Jackson. Kelly Green questioned me and targeted me on Phawker.com. He/she wanted to know about Dr. Baden and Dr. Lee. Why? Bill Pavelic saidf they were set up. I believe these people are capable of anything and I'm talking about the Los Angeles DA. Do the people of California a favor - learn how to fully investigate a story and stop recycling government insanity. The government should start it's own newspaper if it needs to get their version of events out now. The cyber-terrorism is clearly coordinated. And now, Gianelli is bragging that he saw Leonard Cohen. So what - Cohen told me he wrote "Alexandra Leaving," "My Secret Life," "A Thousand Kisses Deep" and other songs for me. I have no idea what to believe. The man lies. He told me he broke up with DeMornay for me and that really upset me. He told Betsy Superfon that I was the love of his life, he felt remorseful, and would give me anything I wanted. Do you actually believe that? The man wanted me in jail. He liked seeing me in handcuffs. His Victim Impact Statement was pathetic and he lied about the IRS. I have spoken to Agent Tejeda and Agent Sopko and they've never said they were pursuing me. We were talking about Leonard Cohen's criminal tax fraud, evidence, and other matters - including my son's custody matter and my older son's accident which Cohen shamefully lied about on the stand. NOWHERE have I ever stated that I thought Cohen ripped his fingers off. John Hempfling/Global Litigator/Whole Foods knows that. I hold Whole Foods accountable and OSHA's attorney was correct - there is indeed CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE but Cooley and gangsters (who believe realize have targeted me relentlessly and are now calling this LA Confidential) must find that "annoying." Did I have an "intent to annoy" Cohen over his Phil Spector gun stories; my son's fingers; my son's custody matter; Oliver Stone; Bob Dylan; Paul Shaffer; Don Was; Rich Feldstein; Arthur Indursky and Greg McBowman; the tax information LAPD understood my alleged emails generally related to; or the assets the "alter ego" (reallly an "ego maniac" as I've advised the FBI), etc. Stephen Gianelli appears dangerously unstable and has targeted every person he could find in my life. Why didn't LAPD investigate that? I've asked Viramontes/LAPD if he saw my complaints to LAPD about his harassment, etc. Who is this man to contact my family, friends, etc. I filed a criminal complaint against him with Ft. Lauderdale PD. The USPS Inspector advised me that a criminal investigation was opened with respect to Gianelli. Did I denounce him? His actions speak for themselves and if Special Agent Wynar/FBI doesn't see him for what he is - some shady character who climbed out of a crypt, who lies pervasively, is aligned with Cohen, and may have found a sympathetic ear with Prosecutor Alan Jackson about me then Agent Wynar/FBI has no right working in any type of FBI investigation. That means he is an amateur. That's my perspective. I didn't say the judge accepted bribes. Gianelli's lying. People are questioning Judge Vanderet's MOTIVE. That's their right. They are entitled to their opinion. As for Streeter - she is revolting, lies to judges and jurors, was GUSHING in her cell phone about Cohen being a celebrity, and - after advising me to file my complaints about her with supervisor Will Revera/City Attorney's office - her office THREATENED me. You can't talk to your government in LA CONFIDENTIAL. Fortunately, David Mamet thinks Phil Spector is innocent and I doubt Al Pacino, Helen Mirren, and others, will be threatened by sleazebag "Ed Lozzi." What a lunatic. I've spoken to the man. He's out of his mind. Kelley Lynch On 11/9/12, Kelley Lynch <kelley.lynch.2010@gmail.com> wrote: > Gianelli, > > My probation requirements are completed. I will address the > outrageous fees I owe next September with the judge although she did > say I could relate to that situation by mail. I didn't allege that > you spoke to my so-called former public defender. You publicly posted > that you spoke to him. I assume that is Phil Boche who actually > represented me at the hearing yesterday with witnesses watching > precisely what was unfolding. I also phoned Agent Tejeda/IRS as the > situation unfolded. See my comments in the text of your latest > slanderous piece involving me. Leonard Cohen has obtained orders, > judgments, and verdicts based on fraud, perjury, lies, and > concealment. I absolutely will file a Motion to Vacate, etc. Those > drafts have been sent to Francisco Suarez, Dennis Riordan, as well as > the IRS, FBI, DOJ, Treasury, and FTB. Your public threats to me in > 2010 - when I announced I was filing that Motion - have been > documented and will be addressed with the court and Phil Boche's > activity appeared sinister to everyone watching it unfold in front of > their very eyes. > > CEASE AND DESIST. > > Kelley Lynch > > stuff up—really > LEONARD COHEN’S GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH > > By Blogonaut > November 8, 2012 > San Francisco, California > > It was not until we swallowed a drop of “Sandoz” and headed into an > outdoor concert in Golden Gate Park one day in 1973 that we “got” the > Grateful Dead, a band best appreciated as a live experience. > > And so it was that we finally drank from Leonard Cohen’s Kool-Aid at > the HP Pavilion in San Jose, California, and, we get you Leonard. > Cheer up, it only took us 44 years. > > It was fate that brought us to HP Pavilion last night and it was the > same ironic fate that brought Cohen there as well. > > For Cohen it was the financial necessity flowing from the misdeeds of > his embezzling former manager Kelley Lynch who looted Cohen’s modest > fortune and forced him back into the recording studio and back on the > road. > > Leonard Cohen had no financial necessity to tour. He had recently > received $1 million advance for “Dear Heather,” proceeded with the > lithograph deal I was negotiating (worth millions), brought a halt to > the multi-million deal he demanded (“examined” per his testimony at > the “intent to annoy” trial), planned to tour behind this album, and > is a bald-faced liar with motive. As people are now noting, Leonard > Cohen uses embellished stories to herald in his albums and tours – see > Phil Spector for a prime example of that type of activity. His > lawyers advised mine that Leonard Cohen was going on Oprah to blow the > whistle on Neal Greenberg and Richard Westin. I wonder what happened? > See Westin’s confidential settlement and the insanity with > Greenberg’s companion suit in Colorado. > > For us it was Kelley Lynch’s madness flowing from her resulting fall > from grace and reversal of fortune that we are currently chronicling > in a multi-part piece in this blog; after receiving more emails from > Kelley Lynch bizarrely denouncing us to the IRS and the world press as > a Cohen "co-conspirator" during the last three years than the number > of emails we have cumulatively received from other persons in our > lifetime, we decided that it was time we met the man. > > Actually, I haven’t denounced Stephen Gianelli to the IRS. I have > advised the IRS and FBI that I believe he is aligned (publicly) with > Leonard Cohen, may (according to In estigator Frayeh/LA DA’s office) > have found a sympathetic ear with prosecutor Alan Jackson about me, > and has engaged in what appears to be criminal witness tampering, > criminal witness harassment, etc. Did Phil Boche – who represented me > at my so-called probation hearing yesterday actually contact Gianelli? > I spoke to his supervisor about that possibility while in Los > Angeles. David Moorhead was not a public defender but did advise me > that he felt the Los Angeles District Attorney had the power and > motive to take me to Killer King, etc., and felt Cohen/Kory were > behind much of the Boulder PD activity with respect to me in Boulder, > Colorado. > > That is why we scored two center stage seats in row seven for Cohen’s > Old Ideas Tour, donned an Armani suit, and – date in tow – made the 56 > mile drive from our downtown San Francisco condominium to San Jose. > > Cohen’s first words to this hip and greying crowd were delivered in > his signature comedic deadpan: “I hope to stay on the road for two > more years because I want to start smoking again at 80. But in case > that does not happen” he quickly added “tonight were goanna give it > everything we got”. And from the moment that Cohen sprinted on stage > in a grey suit and fedora at 8:00 pm to the last curtain call at > 11:10, the Hall of Fame singer, songwriter and poet delivered on that > promise. > > We will leave the musical nuances to the professional reviewers, but > suffice it to say that Leonard Cohen (it turns out) is first and > foremost a great showman in the vaudevillian tradition. Additionally, > his performance – superbly aided by an assemblage of some of the most > seasoned and professional musicians and singers to ever grace a stage > – offered up everything we value: Intelligence, passion, beauty, wit, > soul, humor, irony and whimsy, not to mention the lyrics of Leonard > Cohen accompanied by some of the best music we have ever heard on > stage. > > Returning from six months in Europe, Cohen’s Old Ideas Tour is a > well-honed machine, with all of its well-oiled moving parts > functioning in perfect harmony, even though every one of Cohen’s > back-up singers and musicians is talented and skilled enough to > sustain three hour solo performances in their own right. And Cohen has > overlooked no detail; when he sings “and the white women danced” his > two English but Nashville style backup vocalists, the angelic Webb > sisters, were spot lit, as was each musician when it became his or her > turn to solo. This show was well choreographed and superbly executed. > And the fantastic musical arrangements and Cohen’s ever-present humor > lightened what have always been reputed to be dark lyrics by the aging > poet – who, when he recited the line “I work out but it’s too late for > that” ad libbed “it’s been too late for some time”. > > The music was an interesting international blend of styles that under > Cohen’s masterful direction have marinated well together: Texas > electric slide guitarist Mitch Watkins – whose sounds blended > perfectly with the vocal harmony of the Webb sisters; Spanish virtuoso > 12-string guitarist Javier Mas; Dylan worthy Hammond organist Neil > Larson; Moldovan wunderkind violinist Alexandru Bublitchi; Bassist > Rosco Beck; drummer Rafael Gayol; and the incomparable lead backup > vocalist, songwriter, and Cohen collaborator Sharon Robinson – who > brought the crowd to its feet with her exquisitely rendered solo > performance of Cohen's “Alexandra Leaving”: > > “As someone prepared for this to happen, > Go firmly to the window. Drink it in. > Exquisite music. Alexandra laughing. > Your firm commitments tangible again.” > > And > > “Say good bye to Alexandra leaving. > Then say goodbye to Alexandra lost.” > > Another remarkable component of Old Ideas: For so many seasoned and > talented performers on the same stage, there was not a single ego in > evidence, least of all Cohen’s. He was nothing if not > self-deprecating. Rather, the band performed seamlessly, graciously > and as an exquisitely blended whole; there was not a false move on > stage during the entire three hour performance. > > The experience nourished us on so many aesthetic and emotional levels > during a show that alternated between song, humor and Cohen’s > Beat-Style delivery of poetry that we would have stayed all night had > the band been willing. > > This was no ageing has-been wheeled on stage to regurgitate fondly > recalled hits of his long ago career to a forgiving and nostalgia > driven crowd. To be sure, Cohen delivered three old standbys (“Bird on > a Wire”, “Suzanne”, “Sisters of Mercy”), but Old Ideas is 85% composed > of freshly arranged, new material. Make no mistake, this crowd arrived > already in love with the performer, but Cohen is clearly in the prime > of his musical life, fully energized, creatively and emotionally > stimulated by his new found artistic and romantic collaboration with > Robinson. The artist's finely tuned craft and – yes, showmanship - > were on full display and Cohen's timing and comedic delivery > impeccable as he kept this adoring crowd in the palm of his hand with > deadpan lines like “your generosity knows no bounds”. > > There was even a linguistic acknowledgment of the former manager who > looted Cohen’s $5M nest egg, forcing the too comfortable > singer-songwriter into the most creative and successful phase of his > long career: > > Cohen knows himself – he is angry; he cheats and he lies; he doesn’t > appear to know what’s right however and people think the fact that > this man views himself as religious is absurd. The assets in TH were > not Leonard Cohen’s and he appears to be dead set on arguing that he > is the “alter ego,” who engaged in self-dealing, with respect to these > entities. > > “I smile when I’m angry. > I cheat and I lie. > I do what I have to do > To get by. > But I know what is wrong, > And I know what is right. > And I’d die for the truth > In My Secret Life.” > > Not that Kelley Lynch could ever make (or accept) the logical > connection between her malicious attempts to ruin Cohen financially > and (even now) personally and his subsequent unprecedented popularity > and success. With apologies to Carly Simon, “you probably don’t know > this song is about you, do you” Ms. Lynch? > > Is Gianelli a drug addict also? He is actually writing to me on his > blog? His obsession is truly frightening. The lengths some people > will go for their celebrity affiliations is truly astounding. I > wonder if Investigator Frayeh actually investigated (as he said he > would) whether Gianelli found a sympathetic ear with Alan Jackson > about me. > > But we are sure none of this is lost on Cohen; anyone who could write > the line “democracy is coming to America” has a finely tuned sense of > irony. > > The concert? > > Best $600 investment we ever made. > > Related: Review: All hail Leonard Cohen (SJ Mercury News 11/7/2012) > > > > Posted by Blogonaut at 11/08/2012 10:05:00 AM > Labels: Kelley Lynch, Leonard Cohen, OLD IDEAS TOUR, SHARON ROBINSON > 6 comments: > > Anonymous said... > Egolessness and humor, and his expert wrangling -- of misfortune and > loss, riding those home and yes, all the way to the bank again and > again -- these are Leonard's art. His misfortune is our good luck, now > more than ever. > > Accordingly her Lynch-mobbiness believes _Ten New Songs_ are all about > her, and so she slurringly said once or twice, in the sodden canyons > of her secret life. > See Cohen’s long history of psychiatric ailments, drug and alcohol > abuse, and – history of falsely accusing his representatives, theft, > tax fraud, pathological lying, etc. Lynch is having a sound > engineer/record producer review how Cohen tampered with the undated > voicemails – in terms of sound, volume, speed, etc. > November 8, 2012 7:00 PM > > Blogonaut said... > Well written Anonymous. > > You are a poet. > > "So she slurringly said once or twice, in the sodden canyons of her > secret life". > November 8, 2012 8:36 PM > > kellygreen said... > And how long will it take before she starts screaming that the great > Leonard Cohen has defamed her? > It’s all well documented. I don’t need to scream about it but Leonard > Cohen’s arrogance is truly appalling. > > Damn, Anon, you have the soul of a poet! > November 9, 2012 1:42 AM > > Blogonaut said... > kelleygreen: > > Kelley Lynch was due in court yesterday for a quarterly probation review. > Probation has been dismissed now. I have publicly stated that I > requested a mental health evaluation prior to release, received one, > and I believe Streeter now has legal exposure. No one can actually > interpret the orders. I have four separate legal opinions. In any > event, probation has been dismissed, requirements completed. Judge > was advised that there will be an appeal. Next September we’ll > address the fees, giving me nearly a year to work through the appeal > process. We will definitely be addressing the fact that Leonard Cohen > feels absolutely comfortable lying in courts of law. He procures > orders, judgments, and verdicts via fraud. Cohen’s unconscionable IRS > refund didn’t close the case re. the allegations I brought to the IRS > – see Agent Sopko’s email (instructing me to report Cohen’s tax fraud > to Agent Luis Tejeda/IRS nearly a year after Cohen’s refund notice – > part of the IRS binder presented to my lawyers during the trial) – but > he does seem to think that his absurd and preposterous lies will > deceive others. He’s not dealing with reality. > > Since she has publicly stated an intention to refuse to comply with > the court's order of probation requiring her to submit to a mental > health evaluation (she alternately opposes it on "religious grounds" > and alternately denies that the order was made) and has publicly > denounced the very judge she was to appear before as a corrupt bribe > taker and her prosecutor as “fat”, “incompetent”, and mendacious, and > has fired and threatned to sue and/or prosecute her public defender > for (allegedly) speaking to this blog's editor, we suspect she may be > in jail. > > I wasn’t “served” the transcript and I am looking at the order. So > were various lawyers and they all have different interpretations. > Nevertheless, the probation requirements have been fulfilled. I > haven’t said that Vanderet is a corrupt bribe taker but others think > his motive is highly suspect. The prosecutor was and remains absurd – > including her bald-faced lies to two judges, jurors, and attempt to > sabotage a probable IRS matter and my future litigation issues. I > won’t be in “jail” but it is interesting that Gianelli thinks I will. > I wonder what Gianelli and my former public defender (who may be Phil > Boche, who represented me at the hearing yesterday and the hearing in > July so attorney/client privilege comes to mind and I did discuss > Gianelli with his supervisor) discussed? I didn’t allege anything. > See Gianelli’s comment below that I have now forwarded to the IRS, > FBI, DOJ, Treasury, FTB, Dennis Riordan, Francisco Suarez, the news > media, and others. > > If so, it maybe some time before she writes or blogs anything, except > in her inspected "jail mail". If not, she will be back in jail soon > enough. > Was Boche attempting to force me to violate my probation? Well, I had > witnesses present who saw me forcing him to address all proof with the > judge, etc. Perhaps the judge witnessed what my friends did – my > instructing Boche to represent me and address everything I asked with > the judge. Of course, all of this could have been done in July at the > first hearing but Boche seemed dead set on not representing me. > Witnesses advised Boche that I have no alcohol problems and they > wanted to address that fact with the judge. I don’t care if my jail > mail was “inspected.” Was my letter from Phil Spector inspected as > well? Good. Then all parties reading Phil Spector and my mail know > that he wrote me after I advised him about Leonard Cohen’s activity at > my Stalinesque Show Trial and Bruce Cutler’s insane letter. The Grand > Jury Adviser and I spoke about the various Cohen gun stories; she is > looking for Cohen’s statements – Mick Brown pointed me to the > transcripts he reviewed (and we’ve discussed the confusion that arose > over Cohen’s statements vs. testimony); and she instructed me to bring > this information to Phil Spector’s attorneys while Judge Larry > Fidler’s Clerk/Wendy instructed me to write the District Attorney and > copy the judge in on that email after I informed her of some of the > DA’s activity with respect to me. In any event, perhaps this explains > why Boche didn’t want to give me the date, time, place, etc. of the > hearing and other details. I called Agent Tejeda/IRS numerous times > from the so-called probation hearing to let him know what was > unfolding as it unfolded – in front of the three witnesses I brought > to the hearing. > > We have reached out to a source and will know her fate soon enough. > Phil Boche? Did Boche attempt to expose my defense, etc., to Gianelli > so he could disseminate that information to Leonard Cohen (via the > representatives he is aligned with) or the District Attorney’s office? > Alan Jackson? Remains to be seen. > November 9, 2012 5:13 AM > > sanneka said... > Blogonaut, your review of the Cohen concert truly gave me the chills > (happy) and brought tears to my eyes, especially because I know that > you were not really a Cohen fan before. It is so beautiful written and > you captured the unique quality of Cohen's talent as a writer of music > and lyrics as well as the humble and charming gentleman he is. > Thank you so very much. > And by the way, I saw many,many Grateful Dead concerts before I > totally "got" them too, but when I did, I became a true "Deadhead" > November 9, 2012 6:23 AM > > Anonymous said... > <> > > Nope, just a bystander really, chanting slogans and trying to "out" > the real story while it's still a good story. > > THanks for your contributions as chronicler of the strangest True > Hollywood tale of the era. > > How strange? Watch _Lost Highway_, again and again. That's how > strange...and dark. Step in and feel the piping hot turmoil. There's a > good -- no, GREAT -- script in there, if we don't drown in it first. > November 9, 2012 8:26 AM > > http://blogonaut-blogonaut. > > PART II OF FALL FROM GRACE: One Woman’s Journey from a House in > Brentwood to Jailed Stalker > REDACTED – EXCEPT FOR COMMENT ABOUT MY FORMER PUBLIC DEFENDER’S 45 > MINUTE CONVERSATION WITH STEPHEN “JIHAD” GIANELLI. > > Blogonaut said... > NOTE: David Moorhead is not a public defender. He met with me > numerous times, spoke to my older son, advised me that my older son > was probably a “material witness” for Phil Spector, informed me that > he – being a former DDA on high profile cases – felt the Los Angeles > DA had the power and motive to have me taken to Killer King and > questioned about Phil Spector, felt Cohen/Kory contacted Boulder PD > about me – that led to some of their activity that I continuously > spoke to the Denver FBI about, knows Boulder PD well, and hired a PI > for me in Boulder. The IRS, FBI, DOJ, Treasury, FTB, Dennis Riordan, > Francisco Suarez, and others, are not on any spam list but I think > Agent Sopko/Treasury should understand that Cohen and Kory just lied > about her and the refund (since I met with her after Cohen received > his “refund” notice) and Agent Wynar/FBI should understand I haven’t > spammed the Treasury. Perhaps Agent Wynar/FBI understands why I met > with the FBI in Los Angeles about some of this activity; continuously > contacted the Denver FBI who told me “Let the IRS take the lead, we > will be brought in with respect to criminal evidence and witness > tampering,” and have received emails from the FBI. I certainly hope > Agent Wynar/FBI understands what Investigator William Frayeh/DA’s > office seemed to understand: Stephen” Jihad” Gianelli is a “shady > character” who may have found a sympathetic ear with prosecutor Alan > Jackson about me. I’ve been explaining Gianelli’s activity to many > people (including Phil Boche’s supervisor) and it does appear that he > attempts to infiltrate matters (such as contacting the IRS, Treasury, > FBI, Bruce Cutler – see Phil Spector, Investigator Frayeh, etc. Phil > Boche is on no spam list. As of yesterday, any type of legal > relationship between me and Boche is over. The State Bar did advise > me to bring his conduct to the attention of the judge, however. > > BTW, we heard from her former public defender yesterday (45 minute > phone call from HIM) (emphasis on former) who feels our pain…let’s > just say he is now on her spam list…we told him that David Moore, her > public defender .. > > November 1, 2012 4:46 AM > > Blogonaut said... > This comment has been removed by the author. > November 1, 2012 6:45 AM > > http://blogonaut-blogonaut. | |
Friday, November 9, 2012
Kelley Lynch Asks Hailey/LA Times Some Tough Questions Re. Leonard Cohen, Stephen Gianelli, Alan Jackson, Phil Boche, Blogonaut's Law Blog, Kelly Green, Etc. - Also A Possible New Leonard Cohen Song That May Prove He's Now In Touch With His Inner Jeffrey Dahmer
